Second blind tie today

Published February 22, 2004

KARACHI, Feb 21: Reigning world blind cricket champions Pakistan will take on the touring Indian blind team in the second One-day International at the National Stadium on Sunday.

Pakistan have already taken 1-0 lead in the five-match series by winning the opening one-dayer at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore by eight wicket thanks to a brilliant unbeaten 148 by Mohammad Fayyaz.

Third match of the series will also be played at the same venue on Tuesday.

Keeping in view Pakistan's standing, the home team is firm favorite to make the clean-sweep in the series.

Both the teams, which arrived here in the morning, had a two-hour training session and workout at the PCB Regional Academy ground.

The 40-overs match will be supervised by Test umpire Feroz Butt and Khalid Mahmood. Munawar Agha will be the match referee.

The entry to the match will be free. The match will be live beamed on the television.-APP

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